the UN World Film Forum 2013–2015. Indrani is a Princeton University Visiting Lecturer on "Moving Millions with Art and Film for Human Rights and Social Justice." She was invited as the keynote speaker at the Princeton University Creative Arts and Humanities Symposium 2018, Princeton's Innovation Engage 2020 on "The Art of Social Change", and at the Princeton Humanities Council's Organizing Stories, she spoke on "Mythography, Digital Storytelling, and Counter-Colonizing the Heteropatriarchal Gaze," with the Center for Human Values, Department of African American Studies and the African Humanities Colloquium, April 2021. Indrani organizes and hosts Princeton Lewis Center's "The Art of Anti-Racism and Social Change" symposium, with actress Mo'Nique, Black Lives Matter NY Co-founder Hawk Newsome, civil rights activist/actress Gina Belafonte, Indigenous activist/actor Eugene Brave Rock (Wonder Woman). She is a keynote speaker at the Harvard University Kennedy School Carr Center for Human Rights Policy's Pride and Progress LGBTQ Film Symposium. Television personality and media Indrani is a prolific speaker and TV personality. She has been featured on shows including Access Hollywood, America's Next Top Model, and Make Me a Supermodel and Larry King Live. Indrani and her work as a director and photographer of David Bowie, were featured on the BBC / HBO Film David Bowie: The Last 5 Years. Indrani was the subject of a 6-hour docu-series / reality show Double Exposure, depicting her shoots with Lady Gaga, Kim Kardashian, Lindsay Lohan, and others. Her creative partner Klinko and producer GK Reid were also included, documenting their photo shoots from initial thought to hard copy. According to Troy Patterson of Slate, "Themes include the aesthetics of desire, the symbiosis of artist and muse." The show is described by Zoë Ruderman in Cosmopolitan Magazine as "like America's Next Top Model and Project Runway mixed together and on speed." Created in the US for the Bravo network, Double Exposure has been syndicated in over two hundred countries. Awards and recognition 2021 – The Great Artist was Oscar-qualified in 2021 2021 – Clubhouse "Creator First" Finalist. 2021 – The Great Artist won Best of Show at the Best Shorts Competition https://bestshorts.net/winners-march-2021/ 2019 – "Max Mark-Cranbrook Global Peacemaker Award" at the Arab American Museum, with the Center for Peace and Conflict Studies, Wayne State, presented by Rotary International. 2019 – "Disruptive Innovation Award" at the Tribeca Film Festival. 2019 – "Hall of Distinction Induction" at Havergal College 125 Celebration, Roy Thompson Hall. 2018